The Importance Of Diversity In Education

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Introduction

Education is very important to everyone, and there are many benefits of being an educated person like a great job and a good social reputation. Education importantly affects our understanding of the diversity between right and wrong. An educated person is well aware of the consequences of wrong/illegal actions and he/she is less likely to get impacted and do something which is not legally/morally right. Education opens a whole world of opportunities for the poor so that they may have an equal shot at well paying jobs. However, we need to say that the human differences marked by race and ethnicity can be a source of pride or prejudice. In general, people do race unknowingly and unintentionally just by participating. According to …show more content…

black students might have evaluated by their white teachers and black teachers differently. In addition, they also evaluate from their classmates. For example, my friend’s name is Ahmed who live in USA when he was a kid. Ahmed from Africa but his family went to USA and lived in it from long time ago. Ahmed parents are poor and they did not have a lot of money to live in states that are very expensive like New York. So they went to poor state to afford their payments. Ahmed went to school that have a lot of different student who from China, Spain, Africa, and US. Ahmed told me that he has been absent for the last month because of the ill-treatment of his teachers and his classmates to him. As we said teachers read behavior depends in part on the teacher’s race, so black teachers are rarely find problems with black students than white teachers are with the same students. This what actually happened to Ahmed; he went to school that most of student and teachers are white and a few black black teachers and students. So some of students whom share the teacher’s race while others do not. Ahmed was usually staying alone due his classmates who ignore him and throw random word in front of him which decrease his academic performance. Also, these racial interactions between teachers and students could influence student performance in several ways like trust and respect. For example, when you in class that has a teacher who is very friendly to all students, this making learning come more easily to the students. In other hand when you have teacher who do not even make eyes contact with you, which make learning much harder then you

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